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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25


When Tho appetite Eaila, and sleeps
grows restless and iinrefreshing, there ID
truubla ahaaa Tho digestive orgsns,
when healthy, crase fool, the nergous
syatem, when Yitereus and trsnauii,
gives iii poaosssr 10 uneasiness al night.
A tonic ia be oiIseeiye, saould not be 4
more appetiasr, rog aro the nsryes ID hs
strengthened ana soothed BY tho unaidee
action d sedativa u 4 narcotic, Wha
is required i q medicine which inyigor.
Ates the stomach, md promotes assiiiiila
tion of food NJ The systela, w which
means the nervous system, as well as
other parts Of the physical organism, srs
strengthened. These are the eaeets Of
Hostntter's Stomach Bitters, nsoaiciue
whose reputation II founded arITly ID
public confidence, aud which physicians
commend for It's tonic, anti bilious and
other properties 1t il psod with the
best results in fever and aslle, rheuma-
tism, kidney and uterine weakness; aud
other maledies
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
pREFaRnsED locals.

RIy, and Mrs.. ]. Q. Ramsdeli, wish
to thank their patrons for their liberal
patronage hsratofora and hone 70 IL.
esiye their patronage "a tbeir naw
lime Of business
Sam Kee viii reepen lhe restaurant
adjoiaine McNeliy's sAloen % jane
1st His reputation As 4 hrssclass
caterer Is sen knpwn lie soiiciis the
patronage ef former patrons aud peo-
ple Of Globe generally Fresh bread
will alsoba kept tor sale
Cigars At Van Wagepsns
Ell Kollner { CO., started up their.
saw mill On Tuesday last ana ard
nov prepared n III alI orders at
short notice.
Horses boarded far 30 cents per day
At paseos : corral The best alfalfa
hay fed
Eresh rauch butter from Paseoes
mountain ranch al O. 8 Van Wag-
anens
Information wanted concerning any
and all of The ranches lying between
Paysan r o, Yayapai county, ana
the &logollon mountains The nam
ber Of acres under fsnce and a dia-
gram of The form Of The fencing, and
the owners thereof b BY whom
claimed. Any information furnished
win % property reeompensed Ad-
dress Lock Box 254, Tucson. a. 7, 6-3t
Fresh fruits ana vegetables con,
stantly on hand ana fof sals III q. e.
Taylors
If youwant good pair of boots or
Shoes, call At G Schulzes Prices rel
duced
New clothing samples just arrived
at y \, Van Wagenen I.
Hop Leo CE'atty) WHO has 50 success
fully managed the restaurant next To
The Palace Billiard Hall, has bought
out The business ana good will ef the
Pascoe restaurants and is now run
ming # and setting an excellent table.
Satisfaction quafanteed to patrons. :
For tho LADIES', gibersene an6 ara
sene felt, AT Myers y Scheias
Fresh groceries constantly arriving
at Van Wagepen
Butter eggs, spads. bacon, dry saIt
meat and hasn IL Van Wagenen
I Great Reduction ID cash prices 1t q.
+ Kellner 4 %.
4 you want 4 good suit oi clothes
custata made Bsaye your oraeg with
4. van geaen
Buy i ssersueksr dress at NJ sfs 4
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
rrnlxC AlrAlrA

The following extract from the Dem
yor Field aud Farm viii interest our
readers; "The editor Of these col
umns paid much attention to the mat
Ter Of cnttng and curing alfalfa last
season. He became satisfied that the
plant was generally injured BY allow
ing to bleach in tine sun and By dry
ing too much before it was put in tile
stack cr NOW 20 make The best
quality Of hay the crop should not lay
but cna day spread upon the ground
as ii falls, That cut in the morning
should Be punched at night, and then,
after iying twenty four hours, should
be turned carefully So as to not break
the tender leaves, and always kept in-
tact in the original bunehes and not
pitched and scattered, As is ordinarily
the rule With ether kinds ot hay,
Farmer Wisr discovered shat BY iri-
eating the grass a few days bafere
harvesting and then allowing it to re-
main long enough to run The maelHue
without sticking ii the mud, that II
so done, fastened the leaf to the stem
and prevented il from rattliag off,
The experiment is worth the trying
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
lrnMnlrona AA rorlos.


Tho people Of kingman, Mohavs
county, arepatrfotic. Says tha Miner:
oThe Finance Committee ofthe Fourth
Of July celebration raised nearly $50
in three hours last Monday
Prescott Caurier Artesian water
is what Mr.. b, b, Orapo has On his
farm on Skull valley He has i've
flowing wells, the deeps i Of which IS
only IS feet. He proposes to sink
deeper and get larger kows Water
now rises to ten feet ahoye Tue sur
face,
The southern Pacific Company has
363 miles Of railroad IN Arizona, which
has been assessed, BY the Territorial
Board Of Equaliaahoa, at betwoen
$500 and $4,000 per mile, Cochise
county has more miles OF the South
ern Pacific than any other county in
the Territory 99.75.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25


Tho condition oi Emperor William
is evidently much more serious than
would be supposed from official re-
ports OF his sickness, and bis death is
liable to occur AZ any moment, Al
cablegram of ths 18th says: His Maj
ssty has lately been able to leage Bis
bed daily for several hours, and has
frequently received verbal reports of
State matters. Nevertheless Ito VIII
require great caro- ana rest Ill tic
future Tho language of this an-
nouncemsnt, though guarded, suggests
that the -tiias- has come when the En-,
peror must pass awsy forey, aIa ae
tive public duties, Since his present
illness set in thousands Of persons
have daily been ia waiting before the
palace in the hope that his Majesty
might appear at the wirdew to re-
oeiye their homage, but he has not
once been able to do SO.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
Unnecessary ,IIser,.

Probably as much misery comes from
habiual constipation as from any ds-
rangement q tho functions of The body,
and il " ditdcuH 10 cure, for the roason
that no oRe likes % take the medicines
usually prescribed Hanburg bigS were
prepared " ohyiate this difficulty, aaR
tfey will bo found pleasant % ths iaste
II women ana children, rs eents Az I'D
1sasgists, u !. Mask S eo
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
Fair Dealing | Olr MOTTO,
E.rcLan6e BeNaI.l Z qlld so31l-
Nosice Of Forfelture.

Notice & hereby given Il II y. IaRns, aud
wilia soeVef else. ce.a~nels. with tile rnder,
sign "a ire SILVER Bssia mine, sitStats IN She
ninne district & t3lFSe, CRanty os ella, and
TstilsgFy Of Ariaona, md more particularly
dpscrine ID Btek /, PAGE ~, 81 recsrds II
misses n and fof the said coanfy of Gila, and
lerrissry af0fgssgia
This, ihefefefe Il t. nctify Yen as co-aNnet
Ia uwueIv n stsid fnine thaf the undersigned
hRgine done and performed lie anRaal work
IS 2eqGifed Isl laW fdf the years1Sss $3.50, at
his own cost, and ypu having IL no wise CIR
stibatsd n the sams, therefore, 4 you, the
ahogs mentioned lasty ~ parties ia Snteress
Sail rs gss gsug fall proportion pt costs 81
siiil NNfk together with Che cost af this adj
vtktiseln+lt ard acerniug costs wifbin nine
tg days from The date 81 the publication Of
this natsce your intHrst III ssid elNiIa - ce@
owner - 6Nners viii utterly eesee and tecaale
the properly q be undersigned aaeiding TO
law FRED hkFfE.
g4iabe. A T., March ;, ISS7 meh5 e0d
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
Most Comfortable Hotel
pRoRATE MoTlcE..

III fhe prabale lsgi;rf. IF th4 County 81 ss la.
Territory ~ Ariaopa
n ths nastssr u thc Estats q Fsldinand g
Hatch, Deceased
Order h show c;suse Why orief of sale IL
real estats nna PERSONAL property should net
he nlaas.
WI A. Haisnes. the administrator II The
Estate 81 Ferdinand G Hatch, Deceased,
having hlsd his petition tersfn pra yinz fDr an
order af sale Of all the possoral prepet4y and
the real estate, 81 said deceased, fos tho par
poses thegain set forth,
Et IL therefore ordered by tie Judge nf the
sold Court, that all persons interested Hi the
estatcnf said deceasec, appear before Mid SAID
Probate Court on Wednesday the 18th day
of July 1857 at 3 o'clock IN tho N,renasii 81
said day, az The gpnrt rom 81 aaii Probate
Court at the tDwe n t9lose County Of Giia,
70 ahow catise why aN aer should hot be-
granted Il she said Administration 10 ael all
the personal preperty and tfs real estate ~
tho aaid slsceased at private II pubiic sals AZ
shall ~ necessary.
Ard that d copy of this order lie pnhllehel
al least f0ug a successive weeks IN the AM
goNA SIIyEK BEIF, newspaper ptiTited and
published Id said Gila County, and that due
notfce " this order be posted Ia three public
I'M n. KINGsBiIRY,
Probate Judge
Dated gs3ibe, A. n, june II, 1857
JeIB.8w
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

A Washington, D, G., dispatch Of
the 18th says: An order has been IS.
sued from the War Department di-
reeting Company B, 4th Cavalry, now
in Arizona Territory, and Company
2, Sixth Cavalry, now in New Mexico
Territory, 70 garrison Fort Meyer,
near this city. Both Of these compa-
MES have seen long and arduous SER
vice in the Indian country. The Attn
Cavalry company, under command of
Capt. Lawton, took a prominent part
in the Geronimo campaign, and lsnow
chasing the hostile Apaehes in Arizo-
nd It win not take its new station
.,ntil relieved by Gen. Miles. Compa-
" 9th Cavalry, win be sent East in
'oys, The troops win Be under
II Maj Lewis H Carpenter,
now at Fort Supply, I. 4.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
To lie whem \ alas seaeera.

All accounts remaining unsettledon on
the 28d day Of May, 1887, viii be
placed in the hands Of ray attorney for
collection
| have appointed Mfr. CT 4. Van
Wagensn TO receive all moneys due
me, and render receipt Tor same.
Mss. r. GIIIe
Globe, May p, 1887
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

The excitement in Grand Army cir
olss, which instantly followed tho pub
lication Of Cteyeland's order raturn-
ing captured iiags u tbs States mtsiy
III rebenion, has not abated, but seems
more intensi6ed as the gpestionis dis.
eussed The speech by Commander.
4n.Chicf Fairchild, Oh The occasion al
bis reception BIZ Alexander Hamilton
Post, New York, jnns 18th, has re-.
invested it with renewed yigor A
conception Of the tenor Of the speech
may be CLEANED from Fairchild i OPEN
ing weeds: May God palsy the hand
That wrote the order may God palsy
the brain that connEed at It, and may
God palsy the tongue that dlctatal IL
Although the language VI Gen Fair
.chIld il intemperase and should not
have been spoken, Il Will nsyertha-
less, have lis effect ii embittering par
u feeling
Gsn. litzhugh Iee, a Southern SOL
dier upon the Same subject Is not OK
pgesaiee of thanks for the tender II
what he says rightfulty belongs % the
North He also said that the county
should not ba agttatea over the pos-
a. = 4 a.t Il
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

The Maricopa and Phunix railroad
was completed to Tempe on Friday of
last week Ths first passenger and
freight train left Tempe for the june
tion on Sunday evening, to connect
with the East bound Southern Pacific
train and returned 70 Tempe Monaay
y. o,,,1,,A
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

The appointment Of Edwin Burgess.
Of Cnlpepper, Va4 to be Register Of
The land Office a. Prescott, Is another
evidence that Cleveland docs not re-
gard The party platform as At all bind
ing upon his action
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
eRsn'a On Rats. I



Gears ont rats mice, reaches, dies, ants,
Heart rsAs
Palpitaiian, DFatsieal SiWelliaea dizziness.
Inaisssti9n hsadAebs Sieel8essaess eurpd lY
sMglh @esith 8enewer
aaea q Cosns.
Ask fn w,Gs gopsb 81 Cams, l,e.
Qdie4 enllSo cure. lsasa d soft eosss,
'aneAu-salBa--
Quick. cnmflete care, All Kianey, Bla.sler
and Urinary D3seEsss, scslding, iFsfsstian,
Stena3 Grate', CatasTh q the Bladder, 81,
Bedsaues, Tlies.
FleS reaches. ants. bed,biSs, Safs, nice,
gofhels ,hirrnnks, cleared o2t IL l.sssh
of Bass.H n.y.
Thin peonaa,
NelG l2eal.h penewer restores health
asi yis eHres Dyspeasis, Impotence, sesu-
a Delfsty, St
"Roash On Raia.
Cares cholera, oolie cramps, diarrhqa aches,
paina, sprsSips heaaaohe, nearalgis, rheuma-
tisiis. 2oc. Rpngh an Paiu Plasteis
Mstnors.
n you ara billing, broken, worn ont sad
nervous use Wells Health Renewer 81.
Life Prosorvsr
II yoa are losing year grip 10 llse, Try
''wells Health Keaewera Goes di-cc. 20
'Rsuah On riIes.
Cufes Pilos Or Hemayrhoiis, Itcbinss Pro-
truling Bleeding, Internal Or ether Inter
nal and Eaternel Remedy in each package.
suse cgre, 50c. Druggists.
Prettv women.
Ladies Who would retain freshpssg aud viva
city don't fsil b Try Wells Health Ee-
Rough on Tieh.D
"Raurh cn Iteba caves hnmors, eruptiuns,
ringworns tettea, salt iheum, frosted fssta
ehilblains.
Tftopgh on catarrh.@
Couects offensive odors It once. Complete
clFe tf worst chronic cases also goeqraled az
gaegle f@ Diphsheri8, Sore Ihfoat, foul
Breath s9c
Tha Eepc of the Nasion.
Chiiigcn sla@ ia development q,ay.
senl@iiy Au delicate. use HYtiis Healsh l,g-
rewge
caasfl Of the Iia6der
SlinRiuR Wrlstion, inaanimatien all kia-
ny asa ttIsr complaints cured bs l,i.$
4ia.BaiAa.
wase Hpaa Roaehea.S
RsvsIpu Iss4 gioa ihsm ou slsS rse
tss Ats
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

The destruction 81 property In Hun.
gary BY foods il appalling, the entire
damage being estimated at S5,000,00O.
Fifteen hundred farmers were ren.
dered destitute.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
Bids fog Building Court House.
@s4s
Sealed Proposals.


pgSll lie received BY The Board "a Superb.
sors II eila County, Arizana. At their pftioo
Ia Globe. unfil 10 o'clock b. III, fuly 91fh,
1857, for lie stpne work on the Cnsfre Honss
to be erectsd as tsl lsbe, a.
Ist Tor guafrytng One Thouaand Perch
of Rock more 0is less, fer dtnsesisiesis, see
plans and apetihcatipns IN file III the clerks
cffce
2nd F0r the transportation d One Ihgus-
and perrb 81 Rock, more eF iese, from quarry
to Court Hense ward Ia ti1oi1e.
3rgi. For fntnf3ina lime and sand and do.
ing the stone cutting and maacn work cn
Court House.
4tb AiasoBs hiedfng on the above work
are reapested % lRake separate bids, one for
each of the 5bpse items and ono fir the eatise
work
Tbs successful bgddsr will he requirsss to
Rive bonds II sliaetat equal NJ The amount of
the bill
The Roap ressSves tbegight h tsjsas any
Globe. Ai iizosa Jsre
iaitniAns
June S-ij
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Hon. w. O. Watkins, Of Gila coanty,
one Of the most prominent and worthy
Of our Arizona solons, was in Tempe
this week looking up cattle interests.
Tempe News.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

stafehlng nor ironing
,Tust esceiyed by Ales. Graydaa, i
car load Of Cumberland coal
winss an1t IiaasrA
White Rye WEiskey Bousban Whis.
Reg, t1in, PipifaS Bitters, Post vine,
Sherry VINE, Angelica vine, Cham
pange cider, ETC. ETC.. At q s. Van
Wageneus
Rosary trimmings and Moon Light
Oh the lake jerseys at ]. Myers q
sclrln
california and Haydens 3 four, oat
meal, corn meal, cracked wheat, rolled
oats, ete-, ETC. tlt Van Wagensns.
FoR SALE a fine ranch. Range for
1000 head of stock. Good feed and
abundant water supply Inquire a
ths BrlT ofice.
Myers and sehein display very
handsome stock III spring goods, niii-
hnery, ladies and gantlsmen's straw
hats, sic. Uall and examine thsm
Myers & schein's stock is replete
With the latest novelties 10 dress
goods, millinery, hosiery, etc. Also .
fne line of gents seaffs and furnish
ling goods. Call and a,e convinced.
Charles Sehulze has bought the
ranch II Peter smith two miles from
Bloody Tanks on the Silver King
trail There Is sn abundance Of wa
ter on the placa ana i good range
with little stock upon It. Mr. schaize
I ii tiosiroas of taking cattle On shares
| Apply to him AZ his boot lind shoe
shop, adjoining sultans store, u
Globe,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

The suicids, at Niagara, of f. Trigg,
Of Washington, Il reported ID tele
graphic dispatches of The 20th. He
took the Horseshoe falls route, a very
comfortable one tins warm weather
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

EImAIn!l1NI
j $50 IsS@sG
IlAAKIH RRAITGN & co.
i2z FIRST sTBEET, SAN FRANCISCO.
BWAAcH WoMgas, eiicsev.
BUILDERS sf Mining IllaciiHsly

HBI.ANTS FGR GOLD AND SILVER
u Mills, embracing ile latest and most
improved machinery ard processes fur base
and free GreS water Jacket slnelting
Furnaces f0r silver, lead aid copper ores,
with new aHd Important iniproy elatfiA SUI
perioi 10 Gfiy ether make. M0isting Works.
Pumping machines, Chlolidizing FurHaeest
etc We OTTER our customers the best rel
sults af thirty years experience ln this spe
8cial line of work, and are prepared to fsirT.
ishfrom san Franciscl er tihieag9 tile nioss
approved character 0f Mining and Reqlne-
ton Machinery, superior In design ami can-
stFactiou % that Of any other make AZ the
lowest possible prices. We also eontraetto
deliver, ia complete running order, Nils,
Furnaces, loisting Works, ete II any Of
the Mining States and Territories Estin-
afes given on application. Sead tol iiius-
trafetl circular.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
b ick.n u D q OH e

bilious EgcaEaeha,
Hssxxfne esa, EeNetsnas
E&0H. HndiKeesloz1s
aSt1 &ifsoua Attacks
fropantly cured hy EeEs
sRESreGsg NsGa@s n ia I
'urgRsswe Ssetlless. Il
ocnts q vinl, oy IsiTugEiata
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

palpitaiinn, DFatsical Swellinga, aizziress.
Inaisestien, adaabe Sieelsessiess esrc1, I. "
.sMglh l3eslth 8ensypr
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Ask fm Wtfs goeeh 90 Gems, lse
Qoiek eHnpsss cure. lsasa of scft eosSs.
warts, AuniUas
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
Bed Buns, Tlles.


Files reaches ants, bed,bnSs Safs mice,
gophets fhirrmnks cleared oat py 'hsssh
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Cares cholera, esiic cramps, diRrgh9A.aehPs,
Taina, sprsips, heaaache, nepralgis, rheama-
tisiis. 20c Rengh co Paiu PlasteGs, ia.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

scFeiR II win wash and needs no
stafehing nor ironing,
,rust seceiyed by Alex Graya, !
car load Of Cumberland coal.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Qllick cnmpete care, all Kidney, bladder
and Urinary Dssegaes, Scslding, iFgfsstiaa,
Stena, Crave, CatagTh of the Bladder, sI,
Difceists
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

fcFued Ias9g
foT their elar, spi
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

If you ara hiling broken worn ont sad
nervous use Wells Health Renewsr Sl.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

II yDa ave losing y0ur grip 90 lffe, Try
ssWells Health Renewera Goes disec. q
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-10-11
They Came From the Fair.

The Goat House man was early at
the train yesterday morning endeavor-
ing to catch the belated passenger
from the St. Louis fair.
fright this way, gentlemen, for
your good, clean. eld-fashioned far
mers' breakfast for twenty-five cents, .
said the erratic landlord, as he col.
Jared couple of countrymen, who
looked as if they were hungry.
"Just so, l know it" chimed in
Alex Owens, the yard man as he gave
his lantern a swing, a signal to the
engine to back up And the Goat
House proprietor walked away with
an air of satisfaction and his two Gus.
toners. Forty minutes later and the
two well fed people stood beside the
train picking their teeth, when one
said "Ilikethat landlord. He is daisy
and accommodating"
81 liked everything he had except
the potatoes. They tasted like as if
they had been in the skillet week."
remarked his companion as he turned
around and begged chew of tobacco
from Alex Owens, who was endeavor-
ing to blow out his lantern, it having
become daylight.
That's pretty good house." said
Alex, with a merry twinkle of his
eyes, as he put the plug of tobacco
back in his pocket. eff that old man
would put piano in, get clerk with
a red necktie and diamond pin, why
bis hotel would then be called Hotel
de Goat and the world would be hap
py, and the old man W ould be able
to shift his linen coat and get
Prince Albert" continued Alex.
as Jim Hunkerford shouted. "all
aboard" and remarked in soto vOce,
"what are you giving 'em, stiffers
for is that what you are paid for p
And the train pulled out, while the
Goat House man stood in his hotel
door waving a discolored towel to his
patrons who were on the platform
casting last lingering look at the
place where they secured a farmers
breakfast.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-10-11
SEDALIA.

Miss Lizzie Warren visited St. Louis
last week.
-Miss Ida Nicholson, of Holden, is
the guest of Miss Sylvia Sheldon.
Mrs. Howard Parke returned Monday
from visit to relatives in Kansas City.
Mrs. w. d. Ilgenfritz is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. McNsir, of St. Louis
Mrs. Samuel Eeiler and Mrs. Kate
Hawkins are visiting in st. Louis.
Mrs. Page Wingrove left Wednesday
for a visit with her parents in Terre Haute.
Ind.
Mrs III. HI. Fellows. of Henniker, n.
III is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Fei-
lows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Ruddig. of Ship
pensburg, Pa, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Tritt.
Mrs. George T. Brown left Wednesday
night for Indianapolis. Ind, and will be the
guest of relatives.
Miss Lizzie Ellis. of Syracuse, n. Y.
arrived i'm this city Sunday for an extended
visit with Mrs. Ira Hinsdale.
Mrs. Rosa Volrath, and daughter, Hiss
Emma Volrath, of Boonville. are in the
city visiting Mrs. VIM. Hahn.
Mrs. S. Petefsh, who has been the
guest of friends in this city, left for her
home in Council Grove, Kan, Wednesday
Miss Myrtle Sturdevant left Wednes-
day night for It. Louis, and will be Joined
there by Miss May Hawkins of this city,
and Miss Blanton of Nevada. and 60 tn
Boston.
Miss Anna Dickman, whe has been
visiting Mrs. Harry French, at st. Louis,
will return home to-day.
Miss Lisetta Sauter. OF Iowa, will ar
rive in few days and visit the family Of
c. III. Dickman.
Mrs. J. r. Hussey, of Indianapolis, is
in the city, at sos West Broadway, visiting
her niece, Mrs. Dan Y. Wheeler.
Mrs. DR.. Hubbard, of Ell Dorado
Springs, is in the city, the guest of Mrs.
William Mitchum, on Broadway.
Mrs. L. B. MADDEN, and little daugh
dar evening end are the guests of Mrs.
Dent and daughter, on Ohio street.
DIR. and Mrs. G. III. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Latour, DR.. and Mrs. Fletcher
and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. Henry Evans,
Mrs. J. l. Miles, Mrs. L. F. Sheldon, Mrs.
Harry Pratt, Mrs. III. E. Wylie, Misses
Cammie Thompson, Sallie Porter, Minnie
Scott. Hattie Marvin, Isabel and Bessie
Daniel were among the large number of
Sedalians who visited St. Louis to attend
the exposition and witness the Yelled
Prophets parade.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-10-11
Solid Roman Masonry,

The application of volcanic scoria of
pumice to the construction of the
vaulting of the corridors of the am-
phitheatre at Catania is worthy of
observation, and bears witness to the
constructive ability of the Roman
builders. The springings and various
main ribs are executed In very sound
brickwork, while the interstices, span
drels and other parts of the vaulting
are wholly executed with this light
yet hard material, in its rough state,
but run In solidly with Pozzolana &C.
ment. That this mode of construction
is substantial is evident from the per.
manence of the work in these ancient
corridors. The dome of the Pantheon
at Rome is executed in the same man
ner, and has stood the sieges, earth
quakes and all other causes of damage
and decay for nearly 1900 years. 1t
is certainly worthy of inquiry whether
safe. permanent, perhaps economical,
vaulting might not be similarly ex-
ecuted with coke, a material which has
many of the properties of a volcanic
scoria, is extremely light. and yet so
hard as to be able, like the diamond,
to scratch glass. Smirke, r. A,
in London Architect.